I recently purchased a 1988 class a chevy travel master motorhome. My clearnce lights won't work but all others do. Owners didn't know where owners manual was, and I've tried go ogling but no luck. Therefore I can't find the fuse box, looked under the lights and the bulbs are good so has to be fuse for them. Does anyone know where its located? Please help.

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I recently purchased a 1988 class a chevy travel master motorhome. My clearnce lights won't work but all others do. Owners didn't know where owners manual was, and I've tried go ogling but no luck. Therefore I can't find the fuse box, looked under the lights and the bulbs are good so has to be fuse for them. Does anyone know where its located? Please help.

Fuses nearly always near the drivers left foot. Question from there is inside or outside.

Those lights were usually daisy chained together. Across the front, and then again across the rear. 2 connections at each light, power in, and power to the next light in the chain. They generally grounded using the alum skin, but if material is fiberglass, the lights will probably have a common ground wire.

Start at the driver's side top and work your way across to the passenger side (wires generally run up through A pillar). Pull the light and see if one of the wires has power. If so, repair the light as required and move to the next light in the string. Easier than it sounds once you figure out how it's wired.